How Italian Women Dress- Tips for Getting a Better Fit

You understand there's something amiss with women who've perfect bodies and great clothes, yet they only don't look good, classy, pulled together. Exactly why is that??


The greater question is really if "those" women don't look pulled together, how can the others folks, who don't have perfect bodies or designer clothes, look good?

It's not a matter of spending more on clothes. It IS a matter of getting those clothes to FIT you. Italian women are alert to this. You rarely see for example an Italian woman with slacks that are too much time and drag on the floor. An Italian woman will make sure that her slacks fit her body perfectly, are hemmed perfectly, have a cuff if appropriate or not. An Italian woman will make sure her sleeves are the ideal length under her suit jacket.

It's not an easy task to get every fit right for your slacks, shirt, skirts, jackets, etc. But once you get the hang of it, you will slowly learn how it works and how your clothes should fit. Some individuals spend a bundle on a stylist and pesonal shopper to ensure their clothes fit just right. Not most of us can afford these luxuries. Most Italian women do not have these. All you need to accomplish is learn several easy tips that will help you have the fit right.

1.Never buy clothes that are visibly too small or too large. Irrespective of how great your tailor is, she or he can have great difficulty having the clothes to check perfect on you.

2.Shirts- Do buy fitted shirts that caress your body and are never too tight. It's classy to wear long sleeves with a suit jacket. The shirt sleeves at the wrist must certanly be visible beneath the jacket. There ought to be a minumum of one inch of the sleeve showing. Always tuck in the shirt for a far more professional look. The shoulders of the shirt should fit and not slouch.

3.Jackets-I like fitted jackets because they only look more pulled together. Steer clear of jackets that are sloppy looking. Again, the shoulders shouldn't slouch but fit perfectly across the shoulder. Sleeves shouldn't be too much time nor too short. The proper length (standing up and with arms rested to side) is on the wrist but never past the thumb joint.4.Slacks-No low risers here please. Slacks should glide on the human body and not be skin tight. The seat should not be baggy. There should not be any visible "breaks" or creases in the pant legs. The hem should not drag on the floor however not be too short that your socks are showing.

5.Skirts-Again skirts should not be skin tight nor baggy. The hem must be below the knee for a far more professional look.

They're quick easy tips that Italian women live by. You need to use them if you are buying new clothes or when you need to truly get your clothes fitted.

Remember you never must have an ideal body, designer clothes, a stylist, nor a personal shopper to look good. The important thing is the fit.

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